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overloads: new Options() - Empty initialisation, use the class methods

properties. In the DataTables initialisation to show the data

the client-side. The above initialisation will generate JSON data

It is sometimes useful to be able to make the primary key out of the values in two different columns - this is called a compound keys. To use a compound key, simply pass the primary key information into the third parameter for the Editor constructor as an array: let editor = new Editor( db, 'visitors', ['visitor_id', 'visit_date'] ); No special configuration is required on the client-side to support compound keys, however, when creating new rows you must submit the data for the columns that make up the compound key (an error will be shown otherwise). Editor cannot currently read information that is generated by the database. If you need to set a server-side computed value (e.g. current time), use the Field.setValue() method to set the value. This limitation is due to the database engines that Editor currently supports.

Lines 2-8 - Simple Editor initialisation with six fields. Note

image table. The Editor initialisation to read the data

overloads: new Options() - Empty initialisation, use the class methods

properties. In the DataTables initialisation to show the data

The first step to using the Editor libraries in any project is to include a reference to the DataTables-Editor-Server.dll, which provides all the classes and methods required. You can do this in Visual Studio by right clicking on the References option in your project's Solution Explorer. From the context menu select the Add Reference option to open a dialogue box. Using the Browse option navigate to where you unzipped the Editor download package and locate the DataTables-Editor-Server.dll file. Select and then click the Add button. To complete the installation, add a using statement to the files where you will be using the Editor components (typically the model and controller): using DataTables;

class set up and initialisation of Editor class, using

collection of initialized items. */ init: function(selector, config) { this.collection = selector

a different event, e.g. "init". The reference to the

with setTimeout into if (init) {}, but this does not

when i leave the init function code block in

Put it before the Datatables init code, just like the examples. In your case it looks like before var t = $('#ncs').DataTable(); would be the correct place. Kevin

answer this: Can the "init" event be set up

initialization is complete use initComplete or init. Kevin

your code which might init Datatables. Please post a

doesn't end before the init but at the same

attributes used for the init options is here. Take